Barber Brigade Says Get Sharp

Steve Hall

Jun. 26, 2006
1 min read

Those oddballs over at Wexley School for Girl (an agency, not a private school with plaid pleated mini-skirt wearing girls roaming around, silly) have created another weird site, this time for Sharps, a line of mens grooming products. The agency created Barber Brigade, a cheeky site designed old school barber shop style with lots of ‘tude and wit. Honestly, we never new personal hygiene was such an involved process. Perhaps that’s why we work at home.

Oh but wait. Lest we forget the most important aspects of this and seemingly every other recent campaign, the Barber Brigage have MySpace pages. (1, 2, 3, 4) Hmm. How original.

Steve Hall

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